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1 чрезмерно короткий срок
Law: stringent termУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > чрезмерно короткий срок
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2 жёсткий
1) General subject: as stiff as a poker, bristly, coarse, corny, crisp, crusty, demanding (график), flinty, hard (hard apple - жёсткое яблоко), hard and fast (о правилах), hard bitten, hard boiled, hard-bitten, hard-boiled, hard-edged (по характеру), harsh, inflexible, ironclad, leathery, rigid, rigorous, rough, rubber (о мясе), rubbery (о мясе), rude, sandpapery, severe, sinewed, sinewy, stiff, stiff as a poker, tinny (о колорите), tough, wiry (особ. о волосах), reedy, hard-charging, violent2) Biology: scleroid3) Naval: bony4) Medicine: callous, horny, strident (о дыхании), stridulous (о дыхании)6) Literal: nasty7) Engineering: abrasive, demanding (напр. о требованиях), dry (напр. о бетонной смеси), hard (напр. о воде), severe (напр. об условиях), strict (напр. о режиме), stringent (напр. о требованиях), textured, tough (напр. о режиме), unbending, unpliable, unyielding8) Bookish: obdurate10) Construction: flexurally, non-yielding11) Mathematics: nonslack (о неравенстве), stiff (differential equations)12) Railway term: churlish13) Accounting: astringent14) Automobile industry: non-deflecting, non-flexible15) Mining: nonyielding16) Diplomatic term: hard-nosed, peremptory, severe (о требованиях)17) Forestry: coriaceous18) Mythology: Procrustean22) Information technology: tight23) Oil: braced24) Astronautics: strict25) Cartography: stiff (характеристика грунтов на морских картах)26) Hydroelectric power stations: earth-moist28) Polymers: firm (о креплении), stiffened29) Automation: close (о допуске), positive (об упоре), robust, sturdy30) Robots: nondeflecting, rigid (о программе робота, не меняющейся в процессе работы)31) Cables: rigid (о конструкции, требованиях, графике), stiff (о конструкции), strict (о требованиях, графике), stringent (о требованиях, графике)32) Makarov: abrasive (о человеке), arduous (о режиме), callous (о коже, руках), choky, coarse (о мясе), dry (напр., о бетонной смеси), exacting (строгий), fixed, hard (о вакууме, об электровакуумном приборе), harsh (о бетоне, р-ре), harsh (о свете; резкий), harsh (о снимке; излишне контрастный), headstrong, high (о вакууме, об электровакуумном приборе), inflexible (о материале), intractable, nonslack, penetrating (об излучении), rigid (о конструкции), rigid (о материале), rigid (о требованиях), rigid (строгий), rigorous (строгий), severe (о режиме), severe (о режиме; строгий), severe (суровый), stern (суровый), stiff (о бетоне, р-ре), stiff (о конструкции), stiff (о материале), strict (строгий), strict (суровый), stringent (о допуске), strong (о фокусировке частиц в ускорителе), tough (о коже, мясе), tough (о режиме)33) Taboo: hard-ass, soft as a whore-lady's heart34) General subject: grained -
3 строгий иммиграционный контроль
1) Law: stringent immigration controls2) Diplomatic term: stringent immigration controlУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > строгий иммиграционный контроль
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4 жёсткие требования
1) Railway term: exacting requirements2) Information technology: hard requirements3) Advertising: stringent requirements4) Polymers: rigid conditions5) Makarov: inexorable demands, rigid requirementsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > жёсткие требования
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5 жёсткие условия
1) General subject: tough conditions2) Military: tough terms3) Engineering: severe conditions4) Mathematics: hard conditions, severe constraints5) Law: narrow terms, stringent terms6) Diplomatic term: merciless terms7) Politics: rigorous conditions8) Oil: severe severity conditions (эксплуатации)9) Geophysics: hostile environment10) Metrology: severity conditions (эксплуатации)11) Business: hard terms12) Microelectronics: rugged environment, severe environment13) Polymers: rigid conditions14) Makarov: severity (эксплуатации оборудования)15) Electrochemistry: onerous conditions -
6 напряжённый
1) General subject: all-out, arduous, breathless, cliff-hanging, cliffhanging, climacteric, close, constrained, exacting, high-keyed, high-pitched, high-pressure, intense, intensive, keen, laborious, strained, strenuous, stressful (о положении и т.п.), strung, strung-up, taut, tense, tensional, tight, uptight, stress-filled (a stress-filled life - напряжённая жизнь)2) Geology: prestressed3) Medicine: overwrought (о состоянии человека), wiry (о пульсе)4) Colloquial: (фильм) white-knuckle6) Economy: busy7) Automobile industry: stressed8) Diplomatic term: hard-working, hot9) Forestry: case-hardened (о состоянии древесины в процессе сушки)10) Psychology: severe11) Physiology: erectile12) Jargon: in a sweat, low down, tight-assed, wired14) Automation: strained (о материале)15) Psychoanalysis: laborous16) Makarov: arduous (о деятельности и т.п.), ding-dong, eager, nonslack, shocked (претерпевший ударный метаморфизм), stretched, stringent (о рынке и т.п.) -
7 напряженный
1) General subject: all-out, arduous, breathless, cliff-hanging, cliffhanging, climacteric, close, constrained, exacting, high-keyed, high-pitched, high-pressure, intense, intensive, keen, laborious, strained, strenuous, stressful (о положении и т.п.), strung, strung-up, taut, tense, tensional, tight, uptight, stress-filled (a stress-filled life - напряжённая жизнь)2) Geology: prestressed3) Medicine: overwrought (о состоянии человека), wiry (о пульсе)4) Colloquial: (фильм) white-knuckle6) Economy: busy7) Automobile industry: stressed8) Diplomatic term: hard-working, hot9) Forestry: case-hardened (о состоянии древесины в процессе сушки)10) Psychology: severe11) Physiology: erectile12) Jargon: in a sweat, low down, tight-assed, wired14) Automation: strained (о материале)15) Psychoanalysis: laborous16) Makarov: arduous (о деятельности и т.п.), ding-dong, eager, nonslack, shocked (претерпевший ударный метаморфизм), stretched, stringent (о рынке и т.п.) -
8 настоятельная необходимость
1) General subject: must, insistent need, urgency, imperative2) Military: acute necessity, imperative necessity, imperative need3) Economy: pressing necessity4) Diplomatic term: intensive need, pressing need5) Advertising: urgent necessity6) Makarov: impelling need, stringent necessityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > настоятельная необходимость
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9 решительные меры
1) General subject: decisive action, firm measures, (энергичные) vigorous measures (protest) (-ый протест), crack-down, strong action2) Diplomatic term: decisive actions, drastic measures, stringent measures3) Politics: resolute actions4) Mass media: decisive steps, drastic steps, radical steps5) Makarov: thoroughgoing measures, vigorous measures -
10 срочный
1) General subject: bailout, clamorous, crash, due, emergent, exigent, expedite, express, immediate, imperative, of high priority (о задаче и т. п.), of top priority (о задаче и т. п.), pressing, prompt, rush, terminable (terminable ten years from now - действител), time urgent, time-urgent, timed, urgent, fixed2) Naval: hurry3) Medicine: acute (о медицинской помощи), emergency4) Engineering: routine5) Law: terminal6) Economy: future7) Information technology: expedited (о приоритете блока)8) Sociology: fixed-term (договор)10) Mechanics: crunch11) Advertising: of high priority12) Business: expeditious13) Automation: time-critical14) Quality control: instant15) leg.N.P. at a fixed date, with a time limit set16) Makarov: acute (о мед. помощи), crash (о мероприятии), necessitous, of high priority (о задаче и т.п.), of top priority (о задаче и т.п.), stringent17) Taboo: smoking (особ. в плане секса) -
11 строгие меры
1) General subject: austerity measures, rigorous measures, rigours2) Economy: austerities (напр. в практике государственного воздействия на экономику), austerity3) Diplomatic term: austerity (в практике государственного воздействия на экономику и т.п.), severe measures, strong measures4) Business: stringent measures5) Makarov: rigour -
12 точный
1) General subject: accurate, accurate (а не аккуратный), adequate, businesslike, careful, certain, clean cut, clockwork, close, concrete, correct, definite, direct, exact, exact (не приблизительный), explicative, explicit, faithful, fine, hair-line, hairbreadth (о настройке, юстировке приборов), in true, inerrant, just, letter perfect, letter-perfect, literal, living, mathematic, mathematical, minutely, narrow, neat, nice (о механизме), on target, perfect, pinpoint (очень), point device, point-device, precise, precision, proper, punctual, rigorous, sartin, scrupulous, specific, square, strict, stringent, true (об изображении, копии и т. п.; to), unerring, unexceptional, well directed, well-directed (о выстреле, ударе), clock-work, positive, wonkish2) Naval: deliberate3) Medicine: delicate (о приборе)5) Dialect: trig6) Military: adjusted fire, detailed, spoony8) Construction: quadrate9) Mathematics: even, gleichheit, proximate, sharp11) Accounting: rigorous (о выводе)12) Australian slang: true blue13) Automobile industry: calibrated, particular14) Architecture: exact eviction15) Diplomatic term: definitive (о тексте и т.п.), trustworthy (о заявлении и т. и.)16) Forestry: bare (о размере), dead (о размерах)17) Psychology: adjusted18) Cartography: free from error19) Business: trustworthy21) Automation: close (о регулировании), close-tolerance22) Quality control: careful (о расчёте)23) General subject: accurate (не 'аккуратный'), accurate (не аккуратный)25) Archaic: express -
13 убедительный
1) General subject: cogent, conclusive, convictive, convincing, decisive (о фактах, уликах), demonstrative, forceful, forcible, luculent, ostensive, persuasive, potent, stringent, urgent, weighty, well founded, solid, (анализ, доказательство) compelling, eloquent2) Military: credible3) Bookish: suasive4) Mathematics: sound, striking, well-founded5) Law: meaningful6) Diplomatic term: compelling, convincing (о доводе, доказательстве, речи и т.п.), plausible, strong7) Psychology: decisive (о фактах)9) Information technology: satisfying10) Oil: persuasire11) Business: satisfactory, valid13) Marketology: powerful -
14 эффективные меры
1) Economy: effective measures, effectual measures2) Diplomatic term: stringent measures
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